godfree7's Album Review for Peedo and the Luna Empire Mix Tape
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Hot Mixtape!!
Once again it's grimey season...
I picked up the album "KRS-ONE Presents Peedo & The Luna Empire" and I must say that the album will definitely get airplay in my CD player for the rest of my life. The content of Peedo & the Luna Empire's album reminds of a scripture in the Bible called Ecclesiastes 3:8 which tells us that there is a time to love and a time to hate. This belief is illustrated in their album which encourages peace in some songs, but also encourages violence in other songs.
Peedo & The Luna Empire is the perfect example of the intelligent gangsta who comes with knowledge & peace, but will crack your skull if you stand in his way. This album will appeal to both intellectuals and hardcore thugs. It is a must buy.
There were many songs off Peedo & The Luna Empire's album that I was feeling. One of the songs I liked was "For The Money" which gets into how people street hustle in a time of struggle. The song also starts out as a history lesson on how Dominicans came into America. Another song that I enjoyed was "La Ciudad." The piano in the song was banging. KRS-ONE lends his voice on the song and makes a quote saying, "The game don't change, just the players." True indeed.
"I told you" is a great song that has a great bassline playing behind hypnotic flutes - tight! In the song, "Animal," Peedo let's people know that Air Forces Ones ain't nothing new by saying, "Niggas singin' Air Force Ones, we had them shits on in '91!" Another song I was feeling from Peedo & The Luna Empire's album was "Hard Hitta" which has some tight horns playing. "Wild Cowboys" was another great song. That song had an Orchestra feel to it. I felt like Darth Vader was going to come into my house and start causing a ruckus. "Give Me What I Deserve" is probably one of the most true songs of the album. The song talks about how working together can help us all get rich. True Indeed.
"KRS-ONE Presents Peedo & The Luna Empire continues to bring the Kultural Knowledge that KRS-ONE has been spitting for years, while at the same time bringing in a new era of Gansta Rap. Peace & love to Peedo & The Luna Empire for bringing us a great Hiphop CD. and to everyone else, If you didn't buy the CD yet, buy it, put it in your CD player, turn it up full blast and get crunk!
The Hiphop Kulture Movement Continues.
I picked up the album "KRS-ONE Presents Peedo & The Luna Empire" and I must say that the album will definitely get airplay in my CD player for the rest of my life. The content of Peedo & the Luna Empire's album reminds of a scripture in the Bible called Ecclesiastes 3:8 which tells us that there is a time to love and a time to hate. This belief is illustrated in their album which encourages peace in some songs, but also encourages violence in other songs.
Peedo & The Luna Empire is the perfect example of the intelligent gangsta who comes with knowledge & peace, but will crack your skull if you stand in his way. This album will appeal to both intellectuals and hardcore thugs. It is a must buy.
There were many songs off Peedo & The Luna Empire's album that I was feeling. One of the songs I liked was "For The Money" which gets into how people street hustle in a time of struggle. The song also starts out as a history lesson on how Dominicans came into America. Another song that I enjoyed was "La Ciudad." The piano in the song was banging. KRS-ONE lends his voice on the song and makes a quote saying, "The game don't change, just the players." True indeed.
"I told you" is a great song that has a great bassline playing behind hypnotic flutes - tight! In the song, "Animal," Peedo let's people know that Air Forces Ones ain't nothing new by saying, "Niggas singin' Air Force Ones, we had them shits on in '91!" Another song I was feeling from Peedo & The Luna Empire's album was "Hard Hitta" which has some tight horns playing. "Wild Cowboys" was another great song. That song had an Orchestra feel to it. I felt like Darth Vader was going to come into my house and start causing a ruckus. "Give Me What I Deserve" is probably one of the most true songs of the album. The song talks about how working together can help us all get rich. True Indeed.
"KRS-ONE Presents Peedo & The Luna Empire continues to bring the Kultural Knowledge that KRS-ONE has been spitting for years, while at the same time bringing in a new era of Gansta Rap. Peace & love to Peedo & The Luna Empire for bringing us a great Hiphop CD. and to everyone else, If you didn't buy the CD yet, buy it, put it in your CD player, turn it up full blast and get crunk!
The Hiphop Kulture Movement Continues.
posted Dec 4, 2004
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